A study of the effect of some selected essential oils in inhibiting the growth of microorganisms that were isolated from the Bait al-Wali temple in Kalabsha Island: an experiment
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10.21608/lijas.2020.295907
Nubian Sandstone, the governor's house, natural extracts, microbiological spoilage, essential oil, discouragement
Mohamed
Abdel-Hady
Conservation Department, Faculty of Archeology, Cairo University, Egypt
Abdu
Abdullah Al-Derby
Conservation Department, Faculty of Archeology, Qena, South Valley University, Egypt
Maysa
Mohamed Ali Mansour
Conservation Department, Faculty of Archeology, Cairo University, Egypt
Naglaa
Fathi Ramadan
Conservation Department, Faculty of Archeology, Qena, South Valley University, Egypt
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A study of the effect of some selected essential oils in inhibiting the growth of microorganisms that were isolated from the Bait al-Wali temple in Kalabsha Island: an experiment
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